2. Launch List: 1. Copy New Objective 2. Update Table of Contents 3. Copy new Homework

3. Agenda 1. 5 Minutes Clothing exchange 2. 5 Minutes map 3. 20 minutes reading and questions 4. 5 minutes closure

4. Objective Why does Child Labor exist?

17. Immigration to America

19. Immigrants on the boat

22. Ellis Island

27. Medical Examinations

32. Push Factors: Why leave Europe? No land Few jobs No freedom of religion Poverty.

33. Pull factors: Why come to America? Opportunity Free land! – Homestead act Jobs in factories (Sweatshops?) Family already here.

34. Steerage: Miserable rooms below deck on ships coming to America

35. Steerage:

36. Steerage

38. Ellis Island Entry point for immigrants in New York City

39. Ellis Island

41. Angel Island Entry point for Asian Immigrants, near Los Angeles California

42. Angel Island

44. Quiz scoring: Your Score = % 2976 2874 2771 2668 2566 2463 2361 2258 2155 2053 38100 3797 3695 3592 3489 3387 3284 3182 30 79

51. Tenements: Small 1 room apartments with no windows shared by 10 or more people.

52. Tenements:

54. Building Codes: Laws that set standards for how structures should be built.

56. Settlement Houses

57. Established to help poor immigrants. Provided many services - from schools to laundry rooms. Most famous was Jane Addams and the Hull House

58. New Vs. Old Immigrants Textbook pg 561 Old- 1840-1860- Mostly western Europe– Ireland, Britain, Germany New- 1880-1900- Many from Eastern Europe and Italy

61. 1820-1860, Great Britain, Ireland, and Western Germany. 1860-1890, The above countries continued to provide, as well as Scandinavian Nations. 1890-1910, The majority was Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Russia, up until World War 1.

64. Vocabulary Answers 1. Push factors: Why leave Europe? 2. Pull factors: Why come to America?

65. 3. steerage: Miserable rooms below deck on ships coming to America

66. 4. Ellis island- Entry point for immigrants in NYC

67. 5. Angel island- Entry point for immigrants from Asia.

68. 6. Assimilation: the process of becoming part of another culture.

69. 7. Melting pot: Peoples come to America and contribute aspects of their culture to create a new, unique American culture.

70. Melting Pot

71. 8. Salad bowl Immigrants do not lose the unique aspects of their cultures like in the melting pot model, instead they keep them.

72. Salad Bowl

73. 9. Urbanization: The growth of cities.

74. 10.Pogrom: Organized attacks on Jewish villages. (a serious push factor)

76. 11. Ethnic group: group of people who share a common culture

77. 12. Nativist: Those who wanted to limit immigration.

78. Tenements: Small 1 room apartments with no windows shared by 10 or more people.

79. 14. Jacob Riis Famous writer who exposed the tenement slums by taking pictures and publishing them.

80. 15. Armistice Day: Day the fighting stopped in world war 1. Armistice = stop the fighting. 16. Veterans Day: 11/11 (november 11) every year we take a day to celebrate those who fought in wars.

81. 18. New Immigrants 19. Old Immigrants

82. 20. Settlement Houses “Charity houses” that helped poor immigrants. 21. Building Codes: Laws that set standards for how structures should be built. 22. Jane Addams: Established the Hull house, a famous settlement house

83. Introduction: –Write a paragraph that discusses the topic in general terms. –Use the hist. con and the documetns to help you –Make sure the last sentence is a thesis DBQ

84. Introduction: What are you going to prove? Simply restate the question then find support to prove it. PROVE YOUR ANSWER!

85. Body paragraphs- 1 per document. Relate it to what you are proving.

86. Outside info- Brainstorm and mention something (anything)

87. Conclusion: restate your introduction, discuss what you proved.